S2 U4 Asia Hist DOK 2

During the British rule of India, Indians began to have a sense of nationalism. What does this mean?

• Indians developed a strong sense of devotion to their country.

• Indians chose to join another colonist country.

• Great Britain began a new government.

• China established communist reform policies.

Who was the nationalist leader in India?

• Mao Zedong
• Mohandas Gandhi
• Ho Chi Minh
• Joseph Stalin

What method did Gandhi use to gain India's independence?

• Violence
• Non-Violence

The borders of India, Pakistan and Bangladesh were set by British in 1947 to keep a civil war from breaking out. The Partitioning broke Gandhi's heart who wanted the Hindus and Muslims to live together. What contributed most to the establishment of the new borders? 

• religious differences
• strong leadership in Pakistan 
• political  differences 
• British control

Who helped establish a communist government in Vietnam?

• Mao Zedong
• Emperor Hirohito
• Ho Chi Minh
• Winston Churchhill

What violent strategy did Ho Chi Minh use to gain independence from France?

• non violent resistance

• peaceful protest

• economic sanctions

• guerrilla warfare

After World War II, the United States helped Japan rebuild its economy in all the following ways EXCEPT by

• sharing its manufacturing knowledge.

• providing much needed resources for their industries.

• providing large sums of money through loans.

• requiring Japan to export goods only to Western nations.

What type of government did the U.S. help Japan establish after WWII?

• Oligarchic Communist State

• Absolute Monarchy with Emperor

• Constitutional Monarchy/Parliamentary Democracy

• Shinto Theocracy

Who is Mao Zedong?

• The 1st communist leader of China.
• The 1st communist leader of Vietnam.
• The 1st communist leader of Japan.
• The 1st communist leader of the Soviet Union.

In 1958, Mao Zedong introduced an economic plan for China called the Great Leap Forward. What was a result of this plan? 

• It greatly enhanced wages.
•  It allowed capitalism to begin.
• It encouraged the growing of cash crops.
• It caused a severe economic depression.